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The Memphis appeal. [volume] (Memphis, Tenn.) 1886-1890, 1887-10-13

Annual Report OF Governor LcsIIe-In-
crease of 10000 la Population.

WASHINGTON, Oct ia-rrcston n. Leslie,
Governor of Montana Territory, Ia his an.
nuRl report to the Secretary NJ the Interior,
estimates the present population u the Ter
ritory at 10000, an incrasc u lO,OJO during
the past year. The present year, he says,
has been most favorable Tor the production
Of all staple crops. The yields, without irri-
CATION, have been very large. On the sub
jcci of stock raising the report says that prior
10 the present year this important industry
was In u most prosperous condition, but the
last terrible winter was most disastrous. In
consequence Of this experience stock men
have turned attention. more To the pruduc-
ton NJ grasses aud Ulicr forage plants. The
Governor estimates the number VI cattle now
in the Territory az I,iOO,uuU horses. tln ~
sheep. 100000, alt of high grade. one mill.
ION dollars worth Of wool has been produced
and shipped this year. The total assessed
value of the taxable property j. II, 2DO,upp
There wcrc increased Investments In mining.
A conservative estimate ~ the yield " the
mines In gold. silycr,, lead aud copper for the
wear IL xhiUDlOO0 Coal has hccumc an Inn.
%iu,rtant element w the mining industry la
iho Territory. The Governor says that he
hns information that lhrgr anras ui lands do.
mated to the state by the general gov
ernment for school purposes are
nuw unlawtully oc,upl'n ny persons who
fence them in, and live upon their products,
greatly 10 the injury u the property. lie
asks that all such persons he Immediately
/ compelled 10 yacatc. lie recommends the
| establishment VI q refinery In connection
with the United States assay Office at Helena.
Of the Indians he says there has been little
Trouble or danger, except Tor the occasional
! horse stealing raids aud counter raids among
the picruns aud Grows, and similar perform.
nncc. once In q while by the Hoods ana
mackfccL In which white mems property is
! occasionally stolen. These o%utrgrs. saws
the Governor, tend naturally Ia aruusc tic
spirit Of resentment which will develop inio
a bclIiwrcnt form In the early futurc IL not
avoided Ly prompt and hrm measures lo
preycnt the recurrence of these pillnging cN.
petitions. IN conclusion, the report SAYS
Montana's Interests have been greatly
cmmpcd and her progrcss much rlunicI oi
account Of the alien land law. THAT law.
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CmCtGo, H., Oct. l2.-When the session
opened on change there was shower Of
activity, but il was dclusivc, for extreme
dullncss followed in all crowds except the
scalpcrs in wheat, and the business in that
pit was light and altogether local. The first
indications were for better prices, but they,
too, proved dclusiyo In both wheat and corn
before II o'clock am, when wheat was off
&c and corn &c. The corn crowd deserted
the pit very largely. Receipts were $40 cars,
with 375 ears predicted for Saturday. The only
change In oats was that there was an in
creased demand for October delivery, the re-
suit Of which was 10 cause about &c cd
vance. Provisions were weaker aud prices
averaged lower, but at the decline u fair
business was transacted. Receipts Of hogs
were larger and prices lower. This had u
depressing effect on holders Of produce, and
stock came out freely, the principal break
being 20c on October short ribs, which were
left alone 10y the packers, and closed at 81 20.
January dropped DC, and closed at 50 liza
90. October lard opened at SG37lg, de-
clined to 81 ~ and closed easy, the ship
ping demand having fallen OIL. October
futures dropped &c, and closed weak at the
bottom. Pork broke &c, and January closed
at Sl2 22k.
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rHpitvERs.
Btearns2s Leaving
Movements M ,hc Leyee.

Arrivals-JamcslI,ee Friars Point; Joe
Peters, Arkansas river; Coahoma, Osceola;
~Chickasaw, Whitofiver; Belle Memphis, 81
Louis Rene Macretds, Golden Lake.
Departurcs-Joe,Ie Peter, Arkansas river;
Ghickasaw, White fivor; james Ice, friars
Point; Coahoma, l0seeola; Belle Memphis,
Nicksburp. DrZ
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CmcAGo, Ill, Oct. 12.-Capt. Black and Moses
Solomon, counsel for the condemned anarcl-
lists, started this afternoon for New York,
where they will Join Gen. Prior and ]. Ran
dolph Tucker. 1--WE have not yet decided
what Judge we will present the document 10,
but II will probably be laid before Judge
Harlan, - said Mr.. Black.
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Y. Y. o..

Don't waste time and money and un-
dergo needless torture with the knife when
Ethiopian Pile Ointment will afford in
slant relief and certain cure in every case
OF blind, bleeding, itching, internal and
external piles. Rangum Root Medicine
Co., Manufacturers, Nashville, Tenn. 30
cents and 81 per bottle. Sold ut Hester
drug store, 2S3 Main street.
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IMPORTS.
COTTON MARK TS.

The local cotton market opened firm and
closed firm; middling, SIC. Sales, 5000
bales, including 600 last evening, OF which
1900 to exporters and 1000 TO spinners
receipts, G,ASl bales; shipments, $500 bales;
stock on hand, 90, 270 bales; receipts 10 date,
ii4,Os7 bales; shipments TO date, 1850 bales.
CHANG QUOTATIONS..
Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, 7Nc;
low middling, SIC; middling, sac; good
middling, o.; middling fair, 01sc; fair, NOM
inal.
DAILY COTTON STATEMENT.
Stock September I, i,639. Imports-Thus
far this week, 27,037 balcs; thus far last
week, q, 0s3 bales; NJ. & G. X. r., 3i7; l.. 4
N. r. r., 2g7; NJ. Al H. X. r., 1908; G., o.
A 4. w. X. r., g7s; X. G. s. a NJ. H. r.,
"a; NJ, s &n X. r., 2i4, wagons, COO.
steamers, 2407.
Erports-Thus far this week, 1898 bales;
thus far last week, o,4G2 bales; NJ. &C H.,
60 NJ. at X. r., 81; D.. an. X. H., 500 e.,
o. a s. W. H. r., i,m2.
NEW YORK.
Spots opened quiet and closed quiet;
mluuluff VfiNs Ghltrf ifC hai'Hs Vu'ta
tions were a. follows; Ordinary, O 1916;
good ordinary, SIC low middling, Ollie;
midjling, o 5-i0c; good middling, Csc; mid.
ding fair, 10 3-i0c, fair, 10 i3-iGc.
Futures opened steady and closed firm,
a. follows; October, a.t2, November, a8j
@o.3; December, a,a3@0.3AS January,
s.SoCpo.40 {; February, o.aI@a.47; March, 0.b,
6.2Ny April, 0.G4aa.Gj; May, 11S@0Ii
juno, asI@os2, July, 9s7@oS9. Sales, NJ,
100 bales.
NTw ORLEANS.
Tho spot market opened steady and closed
firm; middling, SIC. Salcs, 1900 bales.
Quotations were ~ follows; Ordinary, CSC,
rood ordinary, ~; low middling, s0lOc;
middling. sisc good middling, 03-lGc.
Futures opened firm and closed steady,
a. follows: October, 6so@s.sl; November,
s5,GS7s, December, s.S2Cds.sS. January,
s0oGdsW; February, GO3a0O; March,
alt; April a2ida2i; May, 0HdaS, June,
e4S@997i July, 06Ss057. Sales, G,icC
bales.
DAILY ruRr Ann INTERIOR MARKET.
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Groceries.

Office. 0h@GISc; yellow clarified
~, seconds, GaGl4c; refined A, Gh@65sc;
1lfci quiet.
strong. ~ ' '
oANnins-Sticks, all sizes, in boxes, pals
firm. ~
scars AND CANpLrs-soap, 3@5l9c; can
dies, full weight, SA@0c.
CnkEst-New York factory, DC: full cream,
iStai2}Sc; Young American, he.
'oFFfE-Common, 20c; ordinary, 2OlS0
PIC; fair, 22@22I6c; prime Rio. 93r; choice 10
firm. 49,
SALT Saginaw, 81 356i 40 per barrel;
sacks, fine, VI 35lGi 40, course, s. lO(yl 10;
pockets, .bleached, 81 %; mixed, barrels,
$40 80; mixed, 2AM7c.
'ANNED ~Goops-piuc apples, 81 25G1 80.
reaches, 2 pounds, standard, n 80; . pounds,
standard, 50 %; seconds, 81 50al %. Toma-
toes 2 pounds, standard, II GOAL 10; 3
pounds, standard, 81 25Cll 80. Strawberries,
81 ~, Raspberrics, 81 60. Blnckbcrrics,
y l5al %. Grecn cages, 81 75@l 20. Pears,
" 15a2 ~. Plums, u 65Cgl ~. Asparagus,
y 1904 ~. Green corn, " 25Gil 40. Green
peas, VI COAL 70. Cove oysters, fun weight,
pound, Sl@l %; 2 pounds, 81 G5dl 10;
light weight,l pound, GOCa6jc, 2pounds, SlGG
! 10. Condensed milk Crown, - 1908 50;
Eagle, " 20; Swiss, s. 70. Salmon, 81 20.
sardines, 81 %; mustard sardincs, S. Is.
Mackercl, ~ 80; herring mackcrcl, ~ -.
MoLAssEs--Louisiann common to fair, 270
Boo prime 10 choice, i2CdjOc; syrup, 25a
zoe; centrifugal, ommon W fair, 25Cd2Sc (;
prime 10 choice, 4OC9ijc; fancy, 35@iOc;
firm.
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1t says, 80 far as II has or will prevent
aliens from grasping and holding great and
extensive areas Of land, may be unobjec-
tionable, but the provisions undo which
foreign capital is kept from investment in
ssid from the development of our mines are
q great weight and hindrance TO our people"
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To Hxnminc central Pacific Lines.

WAsHIS0ToY, Oct. 12.--The President has
appointed Thaddeus c. Pound, of Chippewa
Falls, Wis; George stoneman, OF Los Ange-
les, Cal, and Theodore Cook, Of Cincinnati,
o., commissioners to examine and report
upon two sections Of railroad and telegraph
line constructed by the Central Pacific rail
road company.
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New ,orI ~, deeds market.

NV loRg, oct l2-Therc was an unim.
pprtnnt demand Tor all classes NJ %scasonablc
fabrics, which w the aggregate gave q fair
business, considerably enlarged through dc.
hNorics on the many engagement In process
~ execution.
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Mr.. Willard Rfici,s.

New NoRK, Oct. 12.-Telegrams received in
this city today contained statements that
rumors were current that Henry Willard had
resigned from the directory Of the Northern
Pacific railroad. Mr.. Willard authorizes the
statement that they are absolutely untrue.
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Ireed.tun..

HaY-Cboice, FROM store, Sc; car load
hon lcyec or depot $40, pnPe, store, No;
car load from lcvcc or depT, fl5, prairie
from store, 90; car load from leycc or depot,
BR.N-from store, So; from lcycc or de.
pot ti5.
C~oKS-From store, white, SIC; mixed, b2c;
from lcycc or depot white, In bulk, 40; In
axis, DC, mixed, In bulk, 41c; in SKIS, Hc.
0~Ars-from store, white, yGc; mixed, &c;
from lcyoc or depot. white, Ia bulk, 3bci In
tks, 35c; mixed, In bulk, 2yc; In SKIS, Sic.
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LARp -Ticrces, &c; half brls., nc; kgs.,
1876 choice kettle, ssSc; firm.
60 rias ~rIki,Barrcls, 81 5o half barrels,
fIsn-Mackercl, half barrels, No. !, 81 so;
70: : $500; No. 3, IS rs; l0lb hit, No. 1,
81 ~; No. 2, 81 10; No. 8, 81 05. Dry herring,
family, 25c pcrbox. -
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WV AN I'M Hl
luvrRrooi.

A. noon. Spots quiet and unchanged.
talcs, son bales, of which American 100
balos Receipts, 2,up bales. Closing quota.
tons wcro a. follows Ordinary, AID. good
ordinary. I li.lGd. low middling, 81. good
middling, $50 middling uplands, 8 3iGd;
niddling Orleans. 5ad.
fuiurcs opened quiet somewhat inactive,
and closed steady, ~ follows:
1.-The prices arr given In pence aud Gths,
Mus I as means 4 0-0td aud ) VI means
biOidl
-At4p pm October, 8 O5d sellers; October.
November s Od value, November. December,
eood value December January, . 0Sd value.
January. February, . Odd SELLER; February
banh, 3 0hd SELLER: March.April, . cd sell.
en- Apnl.May 5 Cod sellers May-June, o lid
nllcrs.
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GENERAL MARK EFT.


CoHS MrAL-Standard A. ~; pearl, " -
o. -, roller, ~ 5Oot2 ~, quiet.
fiorR-from store, common, - %. fami.
y, ~ ~, choice, ~ ~; fancy, u, extra fan.
syl ~ -; patent ~ %, firm.
Br,Ns-Nayy, q 7sCD3; medium, a. %.
Oar MrAL-ln half brls., Sos 80 from
store.
CRAcgERs-Soda. extra. &c; soda, treble en-.
VA, tlfc; ginger snaps, SIC; assorted jun
bles, lOc.
CRAoKKb wnrAr-In half brls " % from
store.
HoHINY AND GRirS-from store, t3tgJ %.
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WuIe. aud Horses.

NUNS Moderate demand; II 10 iiif
hands high, nome, IS to lbls hands high, SllO
dlGs; 49, 60 ~ hands high, ti56a2O,
HoRsEs-Dutl; drivers, tiUai50; heavy
draft, teo. saddle, ti26ac0, extra saddle,
ssoggco plug, So@7S; Texas ponies, SO
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M,,burn Gin and Machine 60.

Make the celebrated Milburn Eclipse HUI
Ter Gin, and keep them, with Feeders and
C~ondcnscrs, always on hand for prompt
delivery. Have them quote you prices.
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woot.

81 Ioris, Mo. Oct i2-wool has made
mo- improvement IN price. Texas wool h
beginning ~ arrive frccly,
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nIy.r- anu weather.

OFFICIAL SIGNAL SERVICES, a.. T. Al
MEariiis, October T., y. IN.
The following observations are taken at all sta.
lions named nj ~ meridian time. which h one
hour later Than Memphis time
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DnnhrniI

rs REMOVED ny THE USE or COCAINE.
And il stimulates and promotes the growth
OF the hair.
Bunett's Favoring extracts are the
best.
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an aud rur,.,u,..

Wilmington, n. G., Oct i2-rurpcntinc
Firm NJ Sic.
C~lryuL,Np, o., Oct i2-Pctrolcum-
Steady, T. ", hoe, &c.
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TI,c Aunrrhi,t,, Coun,cJ.

LA-cU-pi-A is not only unexcellcd but nm
equalcd as an aid 10 nature in all manner
nf diseases ..
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NJ B~EnNu,Rpr SEuns, 81 Clair, Mich,
wouldn't he without L,-cu.pi-a IA any
consideration.
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Cotton seed Products.

PRiNE CRuDE Ou-Nonc; OF crude, none;
prime summer yellow, i2c; OF summer yell
low. 40: choice cooking summer yellow,
i2Cdllc; miners summer yellow, I0trilc;
prime cotton seed meal, siO - car load lots;
less than car load. Sl7 -.
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Provisions.

SHoo PnopucTs-Quict; mess pork, So 5b@
i0,N Vulgar cured hams, i2h9i3c; breakfast
bacoM i2@i2Hc; clear sides. bacon, sfci
elcar rib sides, bacon, s,tci long clear bacon,
txc; bacon shoulder, 0Hc; bulk pork, clear
sidrs, SIC; clear rib sides, Nc; long clear,
s, shoulder, 5Xc; strips, INC.
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1T STOPS THE PAIN.

e Aching Muscles. Ihck. Hips and
S sides, Kidney aud Uterine Ialns, and
all Pain. Inflammation, aud Weakness
relieved la one minute by the
Cutlrurn Anti-pnin Plaster. The tint aud only
pain subduing plaster. New, original, instnntnnc.
Ous, never falling. Vastly superior 10 all other
plnsterS aud n'mclics for the relief of pain. Al all
~ cents five for Si.Ut or postage Tree, Of
rorIEM Dnra AM CmrNCAL Co. nn.lon. Mas.
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FINANCE AND COMMERCE.


APrEAL. OFFicR,
"WEDNESDAY EVENING, Oct. IL, 1857
The money market remains firm with bank
rates on loans TO enstomerss per cent. Moth
ing is done outside Of the regular custom.
The demand for money has declined ma
tcrially and the supply is equal to all bust.
ness purposes.
The clearinghouse report is as follows:
CLEAMNGs.
Wednesday. October II, 1887 .................s 3li9S5 rs
Thus lar THIS week, ...""",''..,~...... l,sOl;SsO ~
Same time last week ........~,-........ l,2l1,sp "
Corresponding time In Si...m"...,..,... Gss, 10 50
BALANCES.
Wednesday, October ~, 1881. -............s a0,qO7 81
Thus FAR this week .,...,.,.,...,,a lS0,3lg 80
Game time lnst week sA,lO ~
Corresponding time In SSG~.......,..... 1Gh,bs5 10
Corresponding time In lSSh-........... i3l,pt3 o.
EXCHANGE.
New York and cities north and east, on
demand, s. discount buying, par selling;
New York and principal cities north and
east, three days grace, s. discount buying,
par selling New Orleans, s2discountb buying,
par selling.
IMPORTS.
One hundred aud twenty-five brls apples.
225 pkgs butter, 10 rls bagging, 65 pkgs
bacon, S25 pkgs boots and shoes, $40 bu
corn, Las pkgs cheese, i92 SKIS coffee, 4,2lG
sks cotton seed, 81 ears cotton seed, 925 hrls
cement, - pkg dry goods, ~ pkgs egg, S25
brls -four, va bales hay, "a pkgs hats, %
head hogs, u head cattle, ~ head horses
and mules, i62 pkgs lard, $1,000 feet lumber,
rs pkgs Liquors, b26 brls lime, 100 brls meal,
20 hrls moInsscs, 4,O00 bu oats, i0brls onions,
800 brls potatoes, 0 cars pork sides, 20 pkgs
rice, 90 brls sugar, 225 pkgs tobacco, COO bu
wheat.
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Rn0cINE OF FELT, CEMENT.

Tho old standard Gravel Root. Nothing "a :
FOOD for the money. Used on nlmo.t all the
business and pubic buildings of Gin s.nDafl ,
ynicnTo. ~. o and other loadinll c11tcS .
be, does not requiv constant cpaintinG.
ain ~ mucn cooler during heats OF summon.
New vork or rvpairL Estimates ohccrs
funy mnde. Gall on, telephone, or write ua,
ps Sa. s 90 }. Pc y. paT Si,2is Az. CO.
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Miscellaneous.

BAGGING-6L@7Ac.
TIu-Sl -.
snor-DroP, 81 IS; buck, 81 90.
ITAD-Gc.
NnLs-Iron, 81 1907 90, steel, g. $500 40.
PowpKR-Kcgs, -, half kegs, 81 20; quar-
ter keys, 81 80.
35CdS5c.
ssrrr-Gnrreit's, $40 81; Ralph's, $40 %;
railroad. ~ ~; Gail 4 Ak, g.
Coal On-Prime white, Wholesale lots, iOc
per gallon.
Hiprs-Dry flint, No I, Iic; No. 2, lOifc;
dry snlted, Safe; green salted, No. l, nc;
No. 2, 5,sc; green, 6GOc, sheepskins, iocasl'
BKNswAr-9c.
TALLow-3Gl31ic.
Woodbury. grease wool, unwashcd, 1870
lsc; clcnr grease wool, 2,tb9Jc, bury washed,
2l6p3oc, tai washed, IiaNc.
WmsKv-Stnight Kentucky Bourbon,
Maryland and Pennsylvania Rye, Robinson
aud Lincoln counties, Tennessee WHISTLES
according 20 ngc and make; common whisky,
gocgsl ~, according Ia proof.
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Household supplies.

ArrLrs--kentucky stock, 81 1904 per brl
dried apples, Sc 10 H. per pound from
store. Dried peaches, &c to Nc from store.
VEGETABLES - Onions, 81 5OGd3 per brl.
Cabbage-Northern, s7@l2 per 100. Kmut-
Barrels, 5000; half brls, 81 50@5. Garlic,
81 per 100.
PIckLrs-Barrcls 80 5oS7i half brls, a
ga 80.
~EG0s-Scarce nj lSc.
FsuIr-Oranges, $iC1t 30 per box, S7@7 30
per brl; lemons, sos 90 per oox. Ba-
nanas, 81 SOAP 80 per bunch.
Nurs-Cocoanuts, 81 per 100. Peanuts
Virginia, &c; Tennessee farmers stock, 3(g4c;
roasted, 2hc higher; shellcd, lOc. Pecans-
Texas, 7@l0c.
R.IsISs-London layers, 50 layers, 81 10;
California, ~ 10.
PoThToEs-Firm, selling at 10000 per bu,
g. 50a2 65 per brl.
CIDrR-Ncw York, 81 80 per brl and " %
per half brl.
BurTER-Butterine, l4Gll5c; creamery,
2I@30c; dairy, lSg23ci country butter,
l5d22c.
PouLTRY-Chickens scarce; spring, 81 500
3; old hens, 81 5O6s3, turkeys, SsGgl2.
GAnE-Quail, 81 80 per DOZEN squirrels,
81 20 per dozen.
V~IsEGAR-Pcr gallon, iOCll5c.
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STEAMBOATS. :
. ron .sk
n E E MA, AR KAN SAS CITY,
Grcenviiie, and all Way Landings 10
~Nicksburg,
ss1. OCTOBER SCHEDULE. 1887.

EVERY SUNDAY, TUESDAY AND FRIDAY,
From the Elevator Building.
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Ordinary, nominal; good ordinary, 7Nc;
low middling, SIC; %middling, sac; good
middling, o.; middling fair, oAsc; fair, nom
ln.I
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RAILROAD TIME TABLES,
Chesapeake and Ohio Route,
I,,nsns CIV, Memphis and Birmingham.
Mississippi and Tennessee.

ILOcAI FrelghF. IWJ u,HI tHl0f, TINbHV" fVV Pm
MONDAY, Wednesday and friday.
TUESDAY, Thursday and saturday.
Mail trains will not stop ut Whitehayen, Horn
Inkr. Nrshif. Loves or fng Editions.
Alpena weekly argus. [volume] (Alpena, Mich.) 1871-1893, 1887-11-16

their native country. One had been
in this country but two years and was
not we'll versed in the language OF
the country.
Workingmen may well ask; Who
authorized these men to speak in be-
!.a'f of the laborers Of this country
Who gave them authority to try and
break up the laws, and demoralize
society or to assert thar the laboring
men arc not free to speak their right
full convictions I The people Of this
country are the freest OH the globe.
Not law can be passed unless the
laboring men favor it, because lcgis'
lator can not be elected unless the
laboring men favor his election. Ia.
bering men hold the power in this
county, and if they do not use it
wisely and elect legislators who will
make wise and just laws, they have
no one to blame but themselves.
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Anarchists.

Last Friday, at Chicago, four anar'
ohists were hung. They were Par
sons, Spies, Fisher and Engei. An
other member of the gang-Lingg-
blew out his brains the day previous
Fielding and Schwab had their sen.
fences committed to Imprisonment fol
life.
The men claimed that they were
convicted and sentenced to death fol
giving utterance to what they called
free speech. but, in fact, the seven
anarchists were tried, found guilty
sentenced and four of them hung be-
cause they were the principal cause
of a number of Chicago policemen
being murdered by dynamite bomb
thrown by one of their followers, and
by their directions.
Freedom of speech is one of the
constitutional rights of the citizen,
but the constitution does not give a
man the right to plan murders, to
argue and write editorials in favor OF
destroying property, or to throw dyna-
mite bombs. Such acts are not free
speech-they are criminal deeds.
The seven anarchists had argued
and exhorted their followers to man.
ufacture dynamite bombs, for the pur-
pose of overturning and destroying
both society and the law and to kill
those who were not Of their belief or
resisted their fendlsh doctrine. Ii
was the teachings, writings, and
speeches Of the doomed men that lea
to the murder of seven policemen and
the wounding of many more, and il
was for these acts rs we'll as being
guilty of laying the plans, that they
were hung. They were hung for be-
ing active participants in a murder
and not for exercising the right Of
free speech. They were the leaders
and they were far more responsible
for the crime committed, than was
their dupe who really threw the
bomb.
The verdict of the Law means that
a man is to be held responsible for
his teachings. If lie advocates muir.
der, and his teachings result in muir.
ders, he will be held accountable.
The attempt to make the execution
Of the men a political persecution
will not, we believe, find many be-
levers among the working people.
Most Of the doomed men imbibed
their wrong ideas of freedom in the
foreign counties where they we're born
and raised. Some were exiles from
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The election in various States On
Tuesday Of last " .ek, resulted very
satisfactory 20 Democrats. They
carried New York s. . by about
10000 plurality, and they regained
control of Virginia. The Repuhli-
cans were successful in Massachusetts,
Pennsylvania, New Jersey, Ohio and
Iowa. In New York State the issue
was, to a great extent, rational one.
The Democrats there came out boldly
for a reduction of the tariff taxes,
and the question of endorsing Presi-
dent Cleveland entered very largely
into the campaign. The result shows
that New York State is sure for
President Cleveland and Il reduction
of the tariff taxes.